need the islamists were the ones that the u.s. was favoring. if you argue repeatedly in the book that in fact we were favoring islam's. >> guest: i do. i have a lot of evidence, but i also have statements by people who try to knock on the doors of the state department or other agencies to partner. i mean, my argument was that not islamist forces and ngos have tried so hard to partner or engage with the u.s. government only to find that the ngos, our government institutions in the opposition. i'm not excluding the democrats have been advised by expertise that this is the viable for is that we need to do business with and that the brotherhood eventually -- the good intention and washington is thinking the brotherhood will reform. we go back to argument number one. many rumors and talents they would love the islamists. no, we don't want them to start the islamist state. we were left to believe by academia and expertise that they will reform and the whole point of if it did not reform. they're using an entrance strategy, which led us

but the islamist direction was always there. although the islamist that yours were not appreciated and approved of by the earlier military leaders. musharraf by the way, which i did not like the islamist political act or spirit but very frankly when it came to cutting deals, et cetera, et cetera, he was always cutting deals with the mma, gui. part of it was politics. it was pragmatic politics on the sharpest part, but also the military's entire national idea is based on a kind of permanent confrontation with hindu india on behalf of muslim pakistan. so if you're going to defy the country that way, then you have to at some point or another lane on islam as a crutch. that always keeps coming back. the most sort of act as a sign that because of personal religiosity and need for religion for legitimizing it himself. >> ambassador, the most immediate red against muslims. so how does this jive with your description of the use of india? >> the pakistani military actually really does want to do something about the islamist extremists. i

the islamist militants know the terrain very well.nd any effort to try and rescue the girls will carry with it a great deal of danger. because it may well put the girls in even more -- even greater risk. >> the girls abducted, two big exploess in the capital abuja, 71 people dead. it's assumed boki haram are behind this. what impact is this making across nigeria, this level of coordination? >> reporter: well, the bomb blast on the outskirts of abuja, there's been no investigation whatsoever that's concluded that it was boki haram. it was the president goodluck jonathan who immediately went to the scene and said it was boki haram. there's been no investigation. that's not unusual in nigeria. that particular attack has caused a lot of fear because this capital city has been without any major attack for a couple of years. once again, this story of the -- the news of the abducted girls, it's caused, you know, extraordinary amounts of people are talking about it across nigeria. but because it's so far away, it doesn't affect them as much.

i'm not sure that president obama coming out and bashing is i -- radical islamists. they want to kill the people who turned on islam more than they want to kill people who were never islamist to begin with and it will never stop until we're all ruled by muslims. >> maybe some people are too afraid. let's go back to pope francis. probably the most serious christian leader -- he's got a lot of exposure, and yet, i asked him to look into what he said about the persecution about christians. for get his summit. he made a couple of vague references. he didn't come out directly and take it on. i'm wondering why that is. >> i have no idea. right now he's trying to be and being a great job of being the inclusive propose. he's casting a wide net and bringing a lot of people into the church. he's got a lot on his plate. the same-sex marriage stuff, there are a lot of people pushing allowing priests to get married. the reason why the media doesn't cover this stuff, we do, but in general, the media, there's two things that don't rate very well, religion and religion outside of th

we might do different operations but we believe in the same thing, which is a very radical islamist -- they swear allegiance to mullah omar and have this weird relationship with the pakistani intelligence which is they are all actually -- which the word? they are children of the pakistani intelligence services. they were raised by them. and, of course, they do have relations with others. i would say you could put them all in the same basket. and have relations with al-qaeda. [inaudible] >> well, you see people try to make that argument. i don't really buy that actually, but i think the afghan taliban have to be a bit more, i would not call them nationalist as their islamist or cannot nationalist, but they do keep themselves -- have done a great deal of international terrorism. they are maintain is internally in afghanistan. but i would say they allowed all the foreign fighters to live in and trade an extent in afghanistan under the regime. when mullah omar was in power in afghanistan he had everyone there. he had al-qaeda, i in you, he had all sorts, he was host to al-qaeda. he thinks

the kurds main enemies in this war are islamists linked to al qaeda.y show no mercy to these enemies. >> we take no prisoners. we eliminate them. because they could have a bomb and blow us up along with themselves. >> kitchen duty. she's one of 35 women who live together here as if it were a military ballot -- military barracks. >> ordinary girls have no value in our society. but as fighters, we are respected. that's the difference between us and the other women. >> choosing to fight and join the kurdish uid party means choosing a life without a husband, children or family. you are either totally and were totally out. they tell us women's lives here consist of cooking, having children and cleaning. any man can tell a woman what to do. these women believe their weapons make the difference. female fighters are free. until the revolution began three years ago, kurds had few rights and serious. the assad regime discriminated systematically against them. but they have since seized their rights. kurdish lessons were unthinkable in syria before 2011. >> here

we're using the apaches to clear out the radical islamists in the sinai. why wouldn't you want to help us do that? why would you rather help radical islam? i know that in in body a majority would stand with our president and we would be proud of him if he would protect us and protect israel. stop the nuclear proliferation in its tracks. not by promising to release murderers, not by talking israel into releasing more murderers, not into giving iran billions and billions of more money, not to eliminating any more of the buttions against iran iran, just take -- against iran, but just take out the nuclear capability that's developed so if we letse otherwise them get nukes, they will be glad to supply them to terrorists. and you don't have to have intercontinental ballistic missiles to get a nuke to america. you can put them on a boat and float them right up the potomac, the hudson, right up to the shores of chicago, up in houston, new orleans, take out 70% of our refining capacity. or they could put a nuclear weapon on even a sorry scud missile that is so inex

if anyone has been oppressed by jews and radical islamists. she said the model of brandeis is truth even on to its inner most parts, if that's your motto, what she's doing is telling the truth, and explain yourselves. just explain yourselves. be clear, and you are ducking and you are looking ridiculous and you are looking like kourds. >> this continues to be a story, the wall street journal published what she would have said at brandeis. she said i stand before you who is someone not afraid to ask difficult questions about williams rights and -- women's rights and girls right globally? who can zbree with that? >> i think care ought to rethink its communications strategies and policies because what they have done is taken a yuft that no one pretty much heard of, with a woman that is going to get an award that no one has heard of, and they have turned it into a multi-day story and now we all know her name. and i think it's amazing how this back fired on care. everyone knows this story. i'm curious about the question you asked why doesn't another

[speaking in native tongue] all three major organized islamist groups at that time opposed the idea of pakistan because they did not agree with the westernized leadership for pakistan. but once pakistan was created, they saw an opportunity. they saw that now there was a overwhelming majority of muslims concentrated and, therefore, it was easier to demand an islamic way of life or an islamic system of governance as they called it. and when in 1953 the first major religious riots took place in pakistan, in punjab, and it was

there are islamist radicals, islamist fterrorists and oppressive to gays and women and others but yout. >> i know. >> you and i say it. >> it's part of the left continuing war on women that they are bringing all of these into the country. you look at the pictures of the guy who just resigned from the commission on the 9/11 museum. why is he here? i mean, it goes right back to the question of immigration. >> did you ever think i would be defending nbc news? >> it's always a conflict if you look at all the regions of the world where you have muslims, but they are arresting and murdering christians, but why are we bringing that in to create in our bulk society. it's a lie what liberals say about america. we've always been multi cultural. until 1960 we've been bi racial, 90% of the country was white, black and 3% other. we have special interest groups and since democrats discovered the joys of racial politics, this is really put republicans at a racial disadvantage. instead of arguing whether we're allowed to describe muslim terrorists as muslim terrorists, why don't we argue if it's a go

. >> one of the things they don't like is the use of the term islamist.nt it to be radical islamist or al qaeda inspired terrorism they want in place of jihad. your thoughts on that? >> we used the term islamist as it's used across the universities, among scholars and government officials. this is a standard term that describes people motivated by a believe all muslims should be ruled under their vision the that specifically applies to al qaeda as a very radical version and we have that very clearly in the film. >> what about jihad? we had reverend briar on the program and she said jihad is the struggle for self-improvement and to use it to describe what happened on 9/11 is an understanding it is only about holey war. >> there is of course, there are of course, i should say, multiple meanings to jihad and she's right about the one she uses. in the context of al qaeda and what happened on september 11th, there is a clear and specific highly politicized, extremely violent definition that guided the actions and thoughts of bin laden and his associates. this

and the other with refusing to give given me the go station to overcome us the islamist group was committed to israel's destruction the suspension of the talks threatens the fragile relations between the two neighboring states which has been in conflict for decades this up next for the melodies gets a ton of fun and who's telling the truth. ukraine crisis ahh

it was recaptured by the syrian army from islamist spices. but the welcome team in a sign remains largely intact menu for several thousand inhabitants have found and destroyed the ancient town located in the rocky mountains area just off the main damascus to home straight was once popular with christian and muslim pilgrims to source blessings some of its inhabitants still speak aramaic the language of jesus christ many tourists used to be attracted to the town itself described by ms has a star in history. motherhood has changed hands at least four times since the civil war began in two thousand and eleven calling various attacks by government forces and jihadists triples. he and lazily in the case it appears that grew into town the houses are damaged and the whole town is damaged. i can't describe to them. even when it does damage to the town is clean. i hate to be the custodian of male strength to stand candidates in adobo. this is the creek also built the street must take a note on several levels the children's belief that the constable to

we have the islamists across the region looking carefully at its missteps and i think that it is as it was said in his introductory remarks short-circuited that reassessment. the brotherhood members from egypt are quietly willing to admit that mistakes were made. but there's also a feeling that publicly airing this reassessment now is somehow damaging to the solidarity that the islamists want to express with their brethren who are being persecuted in egypt. and i think the reassessment must be happening across the region. i cannot imagine that it wouldn't. but i think that there is a hesitancy to publicly air that's because it's somehow left the military in egypt and the people in egypt that supported it off the hook for what they did. and i think that it is the real -- one of the greatest tragedies of the arab spring that it wasn't allowed to fail and it had been rescued. >> it would have been a full failure. you have different worldviews have the events been allowed to play out. >> look i agree there are some parts of the brotherhood which are really in crisis now and maybe the saudi

apparently being rested my chief of the islamist group. last week to miss him foreign minister on monday amid announcement it and set them on to the release of the islamist point is that kind in tennessee a warrant but the government was considering reducing its diplomatic mission in the country. instability remains widespread in libya attacks on libyan media institution the ministries of common assault on the struggles to control paul mcgrath who was on islamist militants trying to fit with the alibi came since the ousting of a tight to me in a market top in law stopped by the prime minister an easy time it was briefly kidnapped playmates and drink with the libyan revolution emirates and the seas and diplomats couples have been taught that it must point my father was in september two thousand and twelve when al qaeda links militants attacked the us consulate in paying gaza killing the ambassador christopher statements and reopens. eye lou. he said he wrote in san antonio and have managed to fight off a car jack to install their families n

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many of the faithful praying for safe return of those kidnapped islamist fighters some from an al qaeda affiliates cream cake that we have announced last december when they took over the town. the were released in march and didn't feel right it might have been on top. in a slight increase in syrian army can use to stamp out child aside to make the red beast appears to molina as he seeks to persuade minorities the government is the best protection against hardline islamists. he told another of the town's most recent loss of key is assessing the damage as well as speaking with church officials residents and soldiers. christians account for about ten percent of syria's population had become increasingly succeeded in rebel held areas britain's prince charles recently so it counts down to their plight saying they were targeted in a campaign of persecution. in that period the jihadis grade nine as i saw no amount of christians pay more than these and have their religious practices coldplay staff. in late in the least forty five worshippers were killed in the town of saddam and ended this mont

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islamist is something that they are using at present. >> that is right.as concerned with islamist that sounds like islam. if they want to say islamic or islamic terrorist, they want to make sure people understand that is not what most muslims believe. it is a tiny segment of people that are using islam to justify actions. >> they are trying to come up with the means of conveying we don't wish to cast dispersions on the entire faith, but be accurate and reflect the fact these 19 and enablers were motivated by their perverted notion of religion. >> that is correct. they would like the film to have that level of sophistication. it is a short film. the museum responded when you watch the film in the context of the museum, a lot of text that you will get a full understanding, but they are concerned people will not read the text, but watch the short film. >> when i read your great story, my version is all marked up. i of course went to the times web site. i want to watch the video and read the transcript. i could do neither. why is that the case? >> i asked for

he's an islamist scholar, one of the most notorious warlords.n the past decade he's been useful to the west. in this election he's even talking about women's rights. >> how is the campaign going? >> reporter: he only moves with his private army. he fought against the taliban in this area. he's still at the top of their hit list. look at the crowds that have gathered here at this rally, the man who symbolizes one of the bloodiest eras in afghanistan history. having guns is in longer enough. his rally brings out the men they call mujahideen, they fought against soviet troops. this isn't a gathering of soldiers. they're devotees. the mujahideen aren't playing a big enough role in government he tells them. it's not enough to just be the army and police. he says men like him are misunderstood. >> we guided our nation in a very bad situation in the days of the war when we were able to rally the nation in that situation, then to guide it, it is ten,000 times easier than that time. >> reporter: in kabul's morning rush hour, these police stand guard, jus

is is the station that ndemns, cajoles our friend radical pports and islamists in palestine. that went rushing into libya when many of us were saying look, it's not a good idea. we know al qaeda is supporting the rebels. this isn't a good idea. let's wait and see how much of these rebels are al qaeda. and now we find out -- here's an article today from "the blaze." . the massive amount of weapons meant for libyan rebels that ended up in terrorist hands. good article from sarah carter. the trouble is these weapons were intended for the terrorists, because we knew -- we had information. there were al qaeda terrorists that were part of the rebels against gaddafi. very quickly, i know i have a couple more minutes, but let me mention as some of the leadership in the senate and even some on the republican side here in the house is being encouraged and encouraging others, let's have some kind of legal status, amnesty type deal for certain people or how about in the n.d.a.a. we are going to take up, put in there, hey, if you are in this country illegally and willing to go into the se

are we hearing from them today you hear from islamists. today it's more of a background voice in a mason understand that three of the main reason is cos he promptly cup team is facing a they wanted to lend lend it back to j timothy had fun taking on the matter told i'm the main opposition camp of the money thing that is the main opposition candidate that is benefiting house managed to rally some knit them in groups behind him but at a dinner out that i'm going to eat that way because he's got different bits of support from people around the country men and that's really the elephant in the dream i would say i get in there all people in algeria who are very concerned about what the bone of islamism can be the key to getting back to the civil war in the nineteen nineties again to design something people that is in people's minds but it's not. any one of the tsunamis end of this election. my jeans if you have freedom speech to have to get everyone ready the institute in nigeria and ninety nine percent of the nation's muslims. and that he's no

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. >>> manhattan refuse to go edit out references to islamists and jihad on a documentary on al qaeda.aid it would be offensive to muslims. you can't understand or fight radical islamic terrorism without talking about it honestly and openly. and whitewashing history doesn't serve anyone. >> they even obtained objected to the use of the word "islamist" from just enormo enormoenormou enormous muslims. >> if you have your own hit or miss send it to jer@foxnews.com and follow on twitter on fnc. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and always for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. ♪ >>> the crisis in ukraine is intensifying. the u.s. and six other world powers announcing they will move quickly to impose new sanctions on russia. good afternoon, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm eric shaw in for gregg jarrett. armed pro-russian separatists now are holding a group of international observers and accusing them of being nato spies. we're streaming live from donetsk, ukraine, with the latest. leland? >> reporte h

jury selection has begun in the northeast late switch on radical islamist cleric becomes a accused of conspiring in nineteen ninety eight kidnapping in yemen that lead to four tourists being killed. the firebrand cleric is also accused of trying to set up a jihadi terror camp in oregon and of raising money to send athletes to train in afghanistan the fifty struggle egyptian born mom was using the name still can go mustafa during the trial faces life in prison if convicted of the most serious charges against him. speaking of guilty and testified during a new trial the radical cleric was extra point in the uk the us in twenty twelve the syrian soldiers by squatters will look like discovery costs have decreased and tell moved up north of damascus like to but the city from islamists like this. many of them are from the al qaeda links. alan us up front that the squeezing rebels the water reached for it that i'm in the mountains into lebanon a semi spot just like the part of the anti christian town in december last year and also held several typical releasing them this day in march as possi

yesterday sixty people were killed in attacks in the north eastern state of oregon the islamist militant group vocal harald is believed to be behind those attacks. and today's new abortion. over the past five years it has terrorized large areas in the north killing mostly christians but also modern muslims. its aim is to form an islamic state its leader has repeatedly denounced non believers but their hearts are sick. didn't god makes their hearts even worse. they will have pain and suffering because they live. what will be happy that the world cup gold. last year local pool hall room reportedly killed about one thousand five hundred people earlier i spoke to did any corresponding be on philip's else who's just returned from nigeria and asked him what the latest attack tells us about all the hamstring lucero in nigeria has definitely reached a new dimension today. the attacks of smoke on the constantly increased about last few months but the difference this time the romans. it is no longer limited to the north east of the countries that have been it takes to read it cover to abuja before

that if successful they could destabilize the region kenya intervened in twenty eleven to push the islamist militants at a bistro hopes to restore somali government control over parts of the law the state. ouch about you and al qaeda in february twenty twelve and was designated as a foreign organization by the us government in march twenty oh it's. fan. she has expressed its disappointment over ruled the international court of justice ordering a temp report is out and talked to quite new program stuck to it is not the silent if it says of the japanese government had claimed the ruling weeks from now when times were tough but well its biggest wide open swimming in the police he saw the motion comes as the might to victory for whitening opponents that judgment was priced whilst right which brought the kites that extra pound in two thousand and ten and it was like lame bar in until it's still hopping sinking sand whiting says the knowledge and seventeen on ethical grounds. the well cause to sicily to convert a tough choice between attending lightning paltrow it despite cost claims that it will

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we are just hopeful. >> reporter: the islamist militants have been causing havoc. nigeria's president said they were behind monday's bomb attack in abuja. 71 people were killed and many more were badly injured. yuhana broke his leg and was badly burned. a last minute decision saved his life. he said he was just about to join a queue for a bus ticket but changed his mind and went to buy some tea. he then heard a loud bang and said it all went dark. yuhana got out of the fire crawling on his hands and knees. during muslim prayers just a few hundred meters away from the bus park, the imam called for people to pray that such an attack should never happen again. mohammed kanafer's 23-year-old son went to work in the bus park but never came home. he searched the city's hospitals in vain. >> i concluded that he's dead. because they were standing together. >> reporter: tell me a bit about him. >> it was my first time. >> reporter: many of the victims of the bomb attack are from this area just close to the bus park. this is a scene really of mourning here as people come to

syrian state media said the president promised to keep and christians against hardline islamists. the ami stool and then it was an important symbolic price of any team that has consistently tried to portray itself as the protector of the beat is going on in peace what has made a plea for peace in this area and ukraine during his easter mass at the traffic and tens of thousands of people turned out to his promises on the steps of st pete is busy attending sunday our own correspondence he made that up as well. ah back to console says save somehow hundred and fifty thousand people had gathered in front of seeing pete is quite get to you send to friends as did get the keys to additional who to be ex parte b that's the message to the cd into the wild that he gives every christmas and he set this up because the fact that the seventy seven year old pontiff effect and east to advocate of the chaplain said not a nice message he touched on the need to help those who love most vulnerable the activities committee also called fine end to conflicts around the mall to take in any high nineteen c

so with us here on alt a still to come an islamist trojan horse is lurking in the.visitation of thousands of children could have been threatened by a hardline mostly. moderate school governor as heads i mean place them with extremists get all the details after the break. here for a diamond of journalists politicians and public figures from east and west or right your opinions confrontation abuse the quest for compromises and possibility for you world affairs media for a country for twenty three. cover style. i marinate join me. in part and. commentary contribute and much much. only on bass and. welcome back you're watching r t international next vast gas reserves have been discovered in russia's fall north they're expected to yield billions of cubic meters of gas every year and as a result the race for resources on top of the world is heating up. portnoy reports relations between countries with claims on the arctic a quickly being put on ice. according to reports russia's stock in the arctic circle has potentially skyrocketed researchers say evidence shows new and l

it's radical islamists we're talking about here and care is a front for radical islamists. >> i'm degreeith you brandeis folding out of fear. >> islamaphobic. >> they had no problem giving an honorary degree to somebody who thought the state of israel should not exist which is completely strange for a brandeis -- >> we talk about a war on women. here it is right here and the liberal universities are tolerating and it's really shameful because they are doing the students a disservice by behaving in such a cowardly fashion. it's awful. people should be outraged about this and you have the care president who you have gone back and forth with, he's one of the worst of the worst of the islam haters in america, not only in america but world wide. this is a woman who has fearless in the face of adversity. every time she opens her moug, writes a book, steps out to speak, sher her life is on the line. >> exactly. let's say for the sake of the argument she is hypercritical, she sometimes maybe goes over board in her dislike for the -- for radical islam. maybe she's earned it. when you are mutilate

and then you have a pessimistic view that the entire domestic spring is about the islamists and nothing can be done in the societies are not ready. in my book and make the case that it's neither one or the other. it's both at the same time so you are right from 9/11 until 2011 that decade had gigantic efforts in the region. we removed the taliban. we removed saddam hussein. we gave space in those two spots for societies to emerge and to play the game of democracy. nanny in washington forget that the next peaceful nonviolennonviolen t revolutions which have failed that they were there were impressed by what was happening in afghanistan and women for in the parliament. it was not only the baath party but many parties. it was a mediocre democracy but that is how democracies begin. so i make the case in this book that the arab spring was influenced by two presidents. one was the -- of lebanon 1.8 million people in 2005. it was not entirely successful because hezbollah's rap -- weapons remain in the green revolution in iran in june of 2009 against the ayatollah. now the arab spring had its o

the imam also doesn't care for the use of the word islamist.e museum director, he says that unsophisticated visitors might confuse al qaeda with all muslims and come away with a prejudiced view of this law. time for a footnote. all 19 of the 9/11 hijackers were muslims, not presbyterians. we have fought a dozen years against their malignant creed and yet americans must still defend themselves against jihad waged by admitted islamist terrorists. in fairness, it's necessary to point out that this bloodshed does not conflate all muslims with terrorists. but the facts of 9/11 speak volumes. the good news is that the sheikh has quit his post on the interfaith committee. why was there one in the first place? well, we are looking out for the muslim world, sensitive to the possibility of a backlash. against what? manhattan cab drivers? if anything indicates the cultural chasm in this struggle it is the imam's objections to portions of the al qaeda film read in english with a middle eastern accent. obviously he doesn't go to the movies. we're left with

them are outraged about a short documentary exhibit that calls terrorists featured in the video islamists with a mission for jihad a. few muslim leaders who have seen the film called rise of al qaeda says the documentary makes it seem like all muslims are terrorists. several islam and terrorism approves the film. that brings us to our look at who is talking this morning. chloe briar an executive director of the interface center of new york is talking about why she is opposed to the film. >> what is wrong with using jihad to describe what happened to us on 9-11. >> nothing when it is put in context. jihad is the violence nature is one of many different kinds of activities. the ones that people most adhere to is the struggle to do good which is a powerful and real struggle. the struggle to be able too fast. >> are you saying it's another form of jihad? >> exactly right. >> you had a man rights attor--n rights attorney says it's a naive point of view. >> it's not about islam. reverend briar and the people on the panel are being intellectually dishonest when they say the purpose of the museum

in terror attacks across the country these are getting worse as the security forces crack down on islamist groups put increasing numbers of it on on trial now we've had no one claimed responsibility for this particular attack however we have heard a rise in terror bomb blasts and shootings the security forces claimed responsibility claims by. this group so we'll have to wait to see who says he's behind this but definitely seems to be part of a wind that anger against the security forces as we come up to elections. in may the next army chief of police r.c.c. is expected to be a part of so we'll have to see what's going on but definitely this was a targeted attack on the police and possibly an assassination. thousands of greeks have clashed with police and allison's during a meeting over you finance ministers had gathered to discuss a further bailout aish to the country but despite a government's ban on rallies during the diplomats meeting and for more insight on the future of the debt ridden country let's now cross life's a pun a guilty soteris who is a sociology lecturer at the university

the voters also punished corruption parties and gave support to a number of islamist groups. final results from the parliamentary election are not expected until may. >> two car bombs exploded illing at least 25 people. state media said the last went off as they -- the attacks came as germany's parliament voted to provide military support to the international effort to destroy syria's stockpile of chemical weapons. myanmar's opposition leader aung sung su chi held council at the official residence. she the mobile -- later met chancellor angela merkel. > to me it is not just success -- but a success in achieving unit above all. >> spending years under house -- t, she has helped lead arrest aung san suu kyi helped lead them to human rights. >> a peacekeeping mission for the central african republic. they begin working mid september taking over for african and french troupes troops currently on the ground. >> we believe in the world today who can help us. >> a recent slide into sec tearian violence between muslims and christians have prompted and of ethnic cleansing genocide. pr

lying to them when it says nearly all of the girls have been rescued from suspected members of the islamistihadist group. according to the families after four days nearly all of the girls are still captive. what's going on? explain why there are these conflicting statements? >> reporter: i so let me break it down for our viewers, wolf. yesterday evening at approximately this time, the nigerian military released a statement to us saying nearly all of the girls that had been kidnapped from their dormitory on monday evening by the islamist group had been freed. and that only eight were still in apriltivity and they were in pursuit of the group and of the girls. this morning, we spoke to parents. we spoke to the school principal of the school in north eastern nigeria and they tell us it is simply not true. as you said in the intro the anguish of the families is -- we can't can't even imagine. i want to read to you what one of the fathers had to say about what the military told us yesterday. had says it is a blatant lie. for the military that's supposed to find and rescue our children, to be spr

to stay alive, the people must pay tax and submit to a harsh islamist rule.s surfaced in ukraine demandi demanding jews register themselves. s could that president obama and kerry show the same disdain over christian slaughter? david cameron called this persecution a systematic targeting of christians. and the member of the house of lords, david alton rebuked his colleagues for arguing about the rights of foxes instead of the killing of women and children. he said, this stems from the misplaced belief that their silence about radical islamist groups represents tolerance. in reality, it stems from fear and indifference. we wish an american would stand up and second the thought. >>> a bidding battle for memorabilia from one of the most famous cowboys in the wild wild west, wyatt earp selling at auction for $225,000. the revolver was supposedly used in the famous shootout in tombstone, arizona. the shootout is considered the most famous gunfight in the history of the old west. carol alt is up next. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, on

prisoners then palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he was prepared to form a government with the islamist militant group hamas. it's real because the group as a organization. it suspended peace talks last week. terry had proposed the frame went to extended talks beyond the nine month high. he's yet to say whether still trying to revive the peace process meters in the united states and the european union on trying to increase the pressure on russian president vladimir putin they wanted to halt what they call his intervention in ukraine. they've added a string of names to the sanctions list including members of putin's inner circle white house spokesperson j carty said russia has failed to do anything concrete to ease tensions in eastern ukraine he said the obama administration will apply sanctions to seven more russian officials as well as seventeen financial institutions and energy firms connie said the us will clamp down on exports of high tech materials used by the russian defense industry leaders in europe added fifty names to their sanctions list those targeted will face travel bans a

islamist theat the altar stands for is the opposite of that.my view, it is good to be tough, but it is in it is also in part being prepared to say we are going to help countries root out this intolerance within their education systems formal and informal and put in place a better idea, which is open minded inclusive education. >> the former prime minister there, tony blair. >> let's shift gears completely. and has a look at cars, they say it could top sales in the u.s. next year. >> elon musk has said model s sales in china could top the u.s. by as early as next year, but he admits he is not really sure. this was just day one of deliverries. >> what we see now is pretty strong demand. probably more demand than we can fulfill this year. in terms of the absolute figure , i think it is going to be quite a big number over time. my instructions to the team are spend the money without wasting it. >> will a dearth of charging stations kill the initial buzz? can it fulfill its order book from china quick enough not to tick off its investors? >> tesla i

. >> they murdered 3,000 americans in the name of allah but don't call the 9/11 hijackers islamists.and definitely don't use the word "jihad." the explosive new controversy over a 7-minute movie set to be shown at the 9/11 museum. >> it's a throwback thursday. can you spot me in my pink bow tie? sharing our prom pictures, and we want to see yours. mornings were, until now, better with friends. >> what's up, new york city? "fox & friends," don't go anywhere,ç bro! >> we went into the attic for that one. >> what a start to the show, brian, you and the other three guys, you all coordinated your outfits? >> this is -- >> and 17,000 e-mails just popped up? >> it was our prom and that is the guy shot. we were not coordinating. i think we rented from the same place. >> steve wanted to bring you back, so he wore a pink tie today in solidarity to support you. >> you might want to write you. howç sexy was i? >> they took a picture of all the guys and a separate picture of all the girls. i thought the assignment was bring in a picture with your date. >> i tried to be a little bit different. i

to form a unified government but he refuses to engage in any negotiations of all the income arson islamist militant group committed to israel's destruction the suspension of the talks threatens the fragile relations them between the two neighboring states which have been in conflict for decades now. so why the world giving up big work up call last year when that massive meteorite exploded over russia of course and carnage and mass injuries few are taking the danger of killer space invaders seriously but it new study shows that strikes by asteroids and meteorites with a potential to flatten cities are a lot more frequent the most previously thought ouch artie's one of port re a cost of revenue that reveals how lucky we've been up to now. if you thought about asteroid that meteorites impacts are extraordinarily rare then you'd be wrong and there have been more than twenty six asked for the explosions around the world since the year two thousand and one of which could have destroyed a city near you and yet here we are still totally in the dark about where when the next one will strike we have

we know there are radical islamists, right?t. >> we can see on the television what is going on. the top leaders are jumping up and down and they want to attack europe and america. now we're disbanding it, right? we all know what happened in '93. i was here in '93 and 2001. you had the clergy there preaching this stuff in new york and recruiting people and that's exactly what happened. look, i'm not against muslims. i'm against muslim radicals that want to kill people in america. >> we should be infiltrating groups that are -- >> absolutely. >> -- kkk. >> right wing nuts, everybody. >> everybody. everybody that wants to kill people. >> there is an element in the muslim community that has been radicalized and seeking to recruit. that's just a -- >> fact of life. >> -- undenialabble truth. your reaction? >> it just doesn't make sense, sean, why now? i mean you had a judge give a decision in february that basically said that he said there is nothing discriminatory, no civil rights broken and basically doing what was right and it wa